“When you put the security in the middle and then you have all the baggage claim systems, the security systems, the different amenities within the hold rooms … you really don't have enough seats, you don't have enough restrooms, you don't have enough amenities where the customers want them,” said Patrick Klein, Kansas City Aviation Director. To overcome a lack of efficiencies posed by the original airport’s design, a new terminal at MCI has been constructed. However, 50 years after being built, the terminal was in need of an update. Originally built in 1972, Kansas City International Airport (MCI) was comprised of three terminals, featuring two horseshoe-shaped buildings – each 2,200 linear feet by 72 feet deep.
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